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Ibiza Holiday Guide – The Balearic Island

Ibiza is one of the world’s most famous little Islands and one of the top destinations in Europe for a summer holiday. Each year young and old visit the Island for its gorgeous weather, fabulous beaches and super nightlife. The Island which is part of the Baleares which owned by Spain and is uniquely located in the Mediterranean Sea about 78 km from the city Valencia on mainland of Spain. The Island has been well known for its clubs and parties. It’s also a great family holiday destination which has been heavily promoted over the last few years. The Island is renowned for its amazing beaches, coves and towering cliffs, many of which are densely covered with pine trees, which gave rise to the name Pitiuses, or Pine-Islands, used to describe both Ibiza and her sister-island of Formentera.Ibiza is host to one oldest and best preserved medieval towns in the whole of Europe, the main Ibiza town, the largest and most beautiful town on the Island including a stunning cathedral, with views to the neighboring islands and beyond.

HOTELS IN IBIZA

A great selection of Ibiza hotels to suite all people from low budget up to five star ratings. We have Beach, Country and even Party Hotels.

Hotels

GETTING HERE

Ibiza is located in the Mediterranean Sea part of the Balearic Islands, Spain. Find the best ways to get here if you want to fly or come by ferry.

Getting to the Holiday Island

CLUBBING IN IBIZA

Ibiza is known for having the best nightlife in Europe with the best super clubs in the world. The capital of the world for club parties with top DJ’s

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LUXURY VILLAS

We have well over 100 villas located all over the Island. Rent a luxury villa or summer holiday home for your holidays in Ibiza.

Summer Holiday Homes

Ibiza Detail

Ibiza is the third largest Island among fifty Islands in the Balearic archipelago. Also known as the Pine Islands this Island is closely located to its larger sister Island Mallorca and just a 45 minutes boat ride away from its smaller sister Island Formentera. One of the highest points on the Island is Sa Talaiassa which is 476 meters above sea level.
The total surface of Ibiza is 571.04 sq.km and has a coastline of 210 km long. Ibiza has three major towns and a number of small resorts which all have plenty of accommodation for tourism’s busiest holiday times which is from April until late September. The Island is geared for tourism with 75% of the Island businesses only opening for the summer season.Read more about Ibiza the Island.

CAR HIRE

Island of Ibiza is a great Island to explore and for you and your family renting a car is the best way to get around the Island.

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SCOOTER HIRE

A fun way to explore the Island of Ibiza, a scooter or motorbike is the coolest way to get around this Island and enjoy the breeze on your face.

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BOAT CHARTER

A great day out on the sea, charter a boat and see the Island of Ibiza from a different perspective, visit some of the hidden coastal bays of Ibiza.

Charter a boat

AIRPORT TRANSFER

Airport to hotel, apartment or villa, we can help you with transfers to give you a smooth arrival to the Island an easy departure from Ibiza.

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THINGS TO DO

Ibiza has loads of activities and adventures to do, from diving , quad biking, trekking, horse riding and loads of different water sports.

Get into some action & adventure

MAPS

Navigation is important and knowing where you are and where you want to go will make your holiday on Ibiza be easy and stress free.

Go Exploring

TOWNS & RESORTS

Learn about the towns, villages and resorts on Ibiza, know where to go and what to expect, a guide to each town and resort.

Towns & Resort

BEACHES

There are over 80 beautiful beaches to relax and enjoy the clear blue seas, many of which are only accessible by cross country or by boat.

See the beaches

The Island has thirteen well known resorts and towns, Ibiza town being the largest town and the capital of the Island. San Antonio is the second largest town and is the biggest tourist resort of the Island. Santa Eulalia is the third largest town with more residential apartments than hotels. Es Cana, Playa Den Bossa, Talamanca and Portinatx are all tourist resorts with there own character and all have beach front holiday accommodation. Cala Llonga, Cala Tarida, Cala San Vicente and Figueterets are all smaller resorts all with there own beaches and own charisma.

The major attractions to the Island have been the nightlife and beaches. The weather of Ibiza during the months of June, July and August can go well into the high 30's. The water temperatures over the summer months average around 25 c. Experience the true Ibiza vibe by visiting the North of the island's famous beaches, where after seafood paella you can watch the sun go down on a Sunday's drumming session from the old Ibiza hippies. Ibiza has something for everyone and a holiday on Ibiza will give you a memory for a lifetime. Checkout the event calender for latest events and fiestas

TOURS

Experience some of the great tours available for Ibiza, set programs for all types of people to see some of the many mysteries and history of the Island.

RESTAURANTS

A great selection of restaurants on the Island, that provides some excellent cuisine. All categorized by type of food and location

WEDDINGS & BLESSINGS

Getting Married on Ibiza is extremely popular which has made it one of the top destinations in Europe to have a blessing or wedding event.

SHOPS

Ibiza has a wealth of shops, markets and boutiques selling things from local to a variety of top brands from all over the world.

Clubbing on Ibiza has been one of the main attractions to the Island for over 30 years. The Island its said to have the best night life in the world and the six super clubs that power that night life have been running strong for the past few decades. The clubs on Ibiza are special and you cant visit Ibiza without visiting the one of the top clubs. Top DJ’s from around the world spin the latest tunes every night throughout the summer season. Check out the clubs